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During a tensile strength experiment, a small diameter fibre is elongated by a force
of 0.0250 N. The fibre has an initial length of 0.200 m and stretches 4 x 102 m.
Determine the diameter of the fibre?
The Young's modulus for the material being tested is 7.60 x 1010 Pa.

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